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Scipio. NJ Y, Dec. /, 1854.

am the pastor Of therBaptist church
here and m educated physician. l am
not In practice, but am my. sole family
physician, and advise in chronic cases.
Over a year ago l recommended your Hop
Bittcts to my invalid vile, who has been
under medical treatment OF Albsny's best
PHYSICIANS several years Sho has been
greatly benefited and still uses the medi-
Cine. / believe she will. become thorough.
" cured Of her various complicated dis.
eases by their use. We both recommend
them to our friends, many OF whom have
also been cured of their various ailmenta
BY them. REr. +. X. WARREN, Z
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Mountains Of tho Sparkling SUBMITS.

What is the origin Of the name "Rocky
Mountains?" I find 1t in the narrative Of
Pierre Gautier do Varennes, sieur de Ia
Verandrye, whose three Sons, on January
l, l743, frat sighted the magnificent range.
They called it Montague Pierres Brillian-
tes" from the sparkling Of the submits in
tho sunshine. Then came the more pro-
sale name, "Montagues Rocheuses' or
"Rocky Mountains" and our still more
proBaic "Rockies."
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PREF UDlCE KILLS.

"Eleyen years onr daughter suffered on
a he'd Of misery under tho care OF aeyeral
If The best physlciana, who gave her dis.
sssg various names but no relief, and now
sbs Is restored to Us In good health by Hop
Hjl,elO, TINT We had poohed ct two years
before using it.. We earnestly hope and
nav tho. no n else will lot their sick
sulier ~ wa did, on account OF prejudice
against 90 good a medicine rs Hop Bit
iets,"-The parnB-G Good Templars.
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Aftegory OF the Merchants who Campc,i
Around the Only Well In tho Desert.
Henry GeJrge's tiinddrd. I#pU RS H..
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Il OF DRINKING,

"a young friend Of mine was cured Of
an ineatiable thirst for liquor, that had 30
prostrsted his system that no WAS unable
to do any business. lie was entirely cured
BY the use Of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the appe.
tito for liquor; made his nerves steady;
and hp has remained a steady and sober
man Tor more thaptwo years, and has no
desire to return 10 his cups, and l know'of
q number OF others that have been cured
Of drinking by it."-From Heading Il. Il.
Official. Chicago. III. m.9.MwFaw
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Excitement In Texns.

Great excitement has been causedi in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was 60
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head everybody eaid be was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, be bought a large bottle and a boz
Of DR.. King,n Now Lille Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes OF Pills and two
bottles OF the Discovery, he was well and
had gained in aesh thirty.six pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Logan l. Co.'s,
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70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rates for adycr.
' Using IN 1000 good newspapers eut free. Ad.
ress GEO. +. R0WELL d CO., 10 Spruce st., N. Y.
3 mri.AwyAw HU-II
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Ducklon'a Arnica Salve.

The best Balvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, Rores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiiblaius,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs ceuts per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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OLD people eulfer much from disorders
Of the urinary organs, and are always
gratifed at the wonderful effects OF Or. J.
II. McLeAn's Liver and Kidney Balm in
bauiahing their troubles. 81 90 per bottle.
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Milton, UI, Feb, 10, 1881

Having uaed Hop Bitters, the noted
remedy Tor debility, nervousness, indiges.
lion, ETC., | have no hesitation in saying
Thai, it Is indeed an excellent medicine and
recommend 1t to any one as q truly tonic
bltters. Respectfully, - =
Rev. Mus. J. h. rELLGOOD.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. March l9.-Cattlc- Receipts 5000
head; shipments. 3OO head; market weak, l0a
feeders 81 GOAL 10; cows, bulls and mixed 81 23a
1 20; bulk s! SCh3 so. Hogs Receipts 600 head
shipments 5000 head; market slow. l0sl5c lower;
rough and mixed IS l6a5 TO-; packing and shipping
-.l!ecelPts 300 head; shipments loo head: mar.
ket strong: natives s. g0a4 IS: western s. OOa4 Us
Texais s. 7.a' Is; lambs 81 50s5 Is.
EAST LIBEETY, Pa. March l9.-Catue-ReccIpts
1872 head; shipments Ill head; market nothing
doing, all through eotsigiiaien,s. ii0gs-Recclpts
500 head: shipments 1000 head: market slow
rhIladelphias s. 2Oa6 IS: Workers. IS S0a5 %; com.
mon and light s. 50as rs. sheep-Recelps 2O0C
head; shipments 1900 head; market active ut yes,
,erday's prices. '
mon and light 81 S0a5 G5: packing and butcher.
IS 50a6 "; receipts $50 head: shipments 100 head,
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Ua.hmglQu, D. c., Sept. q, 1884.

Dear Sir Why don't you get a certil.
us,s IRON Col. ". II. W, Of. Baltimore,
s sSnyiuv that he cured himsoll OF drunk.
snrs, by the help Of Hop BltterH. His is
ssondtr!ul case. lie Ia well known in
p"It4,er, n. y, by all the drinking peo-
nV there. lie IL known In this city, Jim
s%iMnsti, Nav Orleans, New York; In fact
ii over tho country, rs he has spent thou.
",uJs Of dollars for rum. l honastly be.
Ii"rs hts card would be worth thousands
n d,llss TO you in this city and Baltimore
S'ons. and make thousands Of sober men
BY inducing the tse OF your bittefs.
J..A. w.
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL GANK,

REntAREQ Tint the presence Of Generals
nLNIMuLn Beaustgard and Early, VINO are
~ csaItSe OF the drawings, isa guarAn,ec OF abso.
lte !AirneIsS md integrity, that tne chances arc all
slual, md lint no one can pfBslDly divine what
humber will draw II Prize. al parties therefore
tuyettlSSlig to guarantee Prizei III this Lottery, or
ho;IitiS out any other impossible Inducements, are
s~@t1t!e!s, and only aim to detelve AMI desraud
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lie took her hand the music swclled ngaiu,
Tho German waltz tnHt iOated from above
Thrilled all her soil with pleasure and With matt
Aud whispered to her heart bwect dreams OF Low,
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When a dude apes the foreign aristoc-
racy does that mean that he monkeys
with the fashions2
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PITTsBuRGu, Pa, March 19.-Petroleum dull but
ilsnaes: opened at G271c: closed q. G311c; highest
Gle; lowest G3asc. ~
Tr1usvnLE, Pa, March l9.-Opcncd at Gy11c:
highest Gle; lowest 6316c: closed a, GsHc.
EEw York, March l9.-Pctroleum firm; refined
rSy,ftfp
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Once more tho mystic magic oil his glance
Why doris tho dreamy music sound NO sad2
he only asked ''ile pleasure Of the dance"
Aud whiFlod her 0i-it was u way no hadI
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Petroleum.,

on. CRY, March l9.-Opened at 6sAc: high,
es. 6Ae; lowest 6ssEo; closed at 63Ac; sales 49,.
co barrels; clcaranccs, 1880 barrels; charters
,233 barrels; shipments 81 ,l55 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa. March l9.-opened at C3Ac;
closed At 6I5Sc; highest, 6i53c; lowest. G311c; clear
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$50
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Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,

Colds. Pleuslsy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia. Neural.
gia, Sc!attca, Lnmbago, Backache and other all.
ments, for which Benson's Capcine Plasten arc
admitted TO be. the best. remedy known, They
rlievc and cure In q few hours when no other 40.
pllcation IL oil the leN, benefit, Endorsed by 400
Physicians and Druggists. Beware Of limitations
cum,' "'Capslciu' or "CapsIcine." Asi for Rem.
Aons and Mie ~ otkrs. Examine carefully when
you buy. All druggists. -,
sKABURY q JOHNSON, Proprleton,
dc11NWAS -- New York
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Dry Goods.

NEW YonK, March l9.-E1ports OF domestic cot.
tons last week $500 packages. Business with
agents aud lobbers was very good for the week aud
,ionally well conditioned, and values very steady.
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The Massachusetts Legislature is called
"The Great and General Court" from old
colonial times, F..
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LIFT OF PRIZE.

Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 10 The Office OF the Company In New orleAns
foi further Information write clearly, giving irl!
nl9!ehs. POSTAL! NOTES, Express Money Orders,
teacy BY Express lat cur cxpeuse) addressed
NJ. A. DAUpIilN. -,
Or !. A. DAUPHIN, NJ.
Washington, D.. c. '' y .' 10
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N TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
.. #N Mnrtnka .'. no. ..

Az per cent, closing offered at " per cent
Primo mercantile paper 61<aGk per cent. sterlirs
exchange dull but steady at 81 ssXai S6H.
! RAILROAD iioSDs-werc In fair demand: sale,
100000. q
d~ovEHNAESr BoSps-werc dnll md steady,
STATE Bosps-Werc dull and steady.
The stock market to-day was dull and feature
concessions from, last evenings iHal Ggires ti, /
u per cent. A declining tendency wns exhibited
III the carly dealings, but this soon Il sappeGrrJ,
and the movement IN Changers began but tho Ken.
almost i%mtcrceptiblc Improvement, coaiinnsI 10
the cloSc,. when the market was dnll but nm with
fractional e, gains over tho opening prices. sales
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The man who makes his mark ia not
necessarily a man of letters.
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Compare this with your purchase,

VIII cure Diseases Of tho Kidneys, Gravel. elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and ,Urc;hral Diseases,
Nervous aud Physical Debility. seu inal Wenkm So,
Los5 OF Nizor, Premature. Decline In Man, Early
Decay, 1mpolency calised by. errors O! youth, ex-
ccsses. DC. syphilis In all Its forms, sore ihroat
and nose ulcers. crnptions. %scroiula, letter. salt
rheum. and MI blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness, !sncedily lcurcd. Gonorrhea, cured iu
BY, i. BOOKING, Druggist, Sent BY mail lea!ei.
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MEDICAL. ..r..
/ MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK.
nlGH AUTHORITY,

linn pitten Is not, in any sense, an alco.
,omIiC beverage or liquor, and could not be
! "TJ> for nsr, except TO persons desirous OF
t eVTSaiuing medicinal bitteis.
GREEN B.. RAUM,
D. {. Com'r Internal Revenue,
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY
~
CAPITAL PRIZE S15O,OOO.t

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the 81.
nusen6ns for all the Monthly and Scmi.Anuual
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
aud in person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the sane are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and IN good faith toward all par.
ties. and We authorize the Company to use this
certificate, with !ac.Eimilea OF our signatures At
unhuI, In It's advestlsans an.s." Is-H'T1f.
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TOLEDO. March l9.-Whcat firmcr: cash and May
SIC; June Slhc; August $50. Corn quiet aud I'M,
changed. Oats nominal. Cloyesseed steady and
firm: cash 81 10. -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-21
INDLSIKLaL WORLD.

Tho printers i'll all the job offices Of Port
land, Greg, have struck, they having learned
that emp overs would discharge mon VINO did
not reccde from the demands for nine hours
work after November l. Sevcn Of the Brook
lyn, N. ", job printing bosses to whom the
new scale OF wages was presented conceded
the scale with the exception of tho clause re-
relating to strictly card Offices The NJ ,ster
Printers association met and resolved that to
make the houses strictly union offices could
not be granted. The decision involves throw
ing %, Coz )mpositors out of employment and
it is thought l 900 pressmen will so out too.
The striking hand sewed shoemaliers, of
Philadelphia, refused to return to work in
spite Of the orders of district assembly No.
70. The Manufacturers association has
passed resolutions that unless district as
sembly No. 20 suspends the striking local as
sembly, general lockout will be declared,
throwing out ), 600 ands.
Between 5000 and 1900 brass workers of
New York City and Brooklyn are out OF en-
ployment The manufacturers have dec ded
to force the issue, and see if the Saturday
half holiday mat or cannot be settled. The
men want full days pay for a half days
work, which their employers refuse to grant
Acting Indian Commissioner Upshaw has
awarded the following contracts for Indian
supplies: To John Sisson, of Chamberl ain,
D. T., for 10000 pounds of -four for the
Yankton agency at 81. 50 per hundred, and for
100000 pounds of flour for the Cheyenne
agency at 81, s. per hundred; to A. keyes, of
Yankton D. IT,, for 10000 pounds of flour
for the Cheyenne river agency at s2.14 per
hundred
The comptroller of the currency has au-
thorized the Central Nebraska National Bank,
OF David City, Neb, to begin business with a
! aapital of $50 600
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-21
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Iweny-seven years ago Peter Lutz mar
ried and settled down OF j ahnson county.
Iowa, farm. He had five children, the young
est now thirteen years old. A few years after
MARI age Mrs. Iutz became dis atistied with
country lite and lett her husband. He in
duced her to return, but soon she left again,
going to Omaha, where she was m t by w. w.
Lynch, who furnished house for her and
daughter Lutz heard of it and won't to
Omaha for his wife. He didn't suspect the
intimacy between Mrs. Lutz and Lynch until
Mrs Lutz and his own daughter tod him that
Lynch was an Illicit companion of theirs
Lutz became desperate, and going to the
house shot and killed his wifes paramour
and his daughters seducer Though arrested
Lutz will most undoubtedly bs given his
liberty.
When Conductor Jacksons train pulled
away from the Milwaukee depot at Sioux City
the other night it had over 500 passengers re-
turning from the Corn Palace When near
Elk Point D. t., the engineer noticed an OBJ
struction on the track and applying the air
brakes succeeded in stopping just as the en-
zine struck a tie which had been placed across
the track. Later two men were arr asted in q
school-house near by supposed to have been
the perpetrators of the diabolical deed 1t is
evident that the intention was to wreck the
train and rob the passengers. A vigor us eff
fort will be made to run down the would-be
wreckers The men arrested will be held and
a vigorous investigation made
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PERsCNAL.

j Randolph Thicker, Of Virginia, has
been retained to assist Gen. Roger y. Pryor in
repairing tho appeal of the Chicago anar-
chists to the supr me court.
Maurice stralosch, the trainer Ct Mile
Patti, is dead
1t is stated that the en- error of Brazil
has announced his Intention of abdicatln
his throne on account of i'll health.
Miss Emma Abbot: clusol a sensation u
Nashville, i cnn, by resent ng uncompiimen-
arr alluslon made to actresses by Methodist
minister She interrupted the preacher and
told him what she thought
Miss Sara Jewctt once the leading la ~ Of
the Union Square thcater company, is con-
tirmed opium eater and a mere wreck of her
former self Miss Jewett was an excellent
woman and a talented actress, and her mis-
fortune will be widely regretted.
Mrs. C.arissa Cox, of Wakefield, Massa-
chusots, who has a daughter 81 years old,
celebrated her one hundred Ii birthday re-
Gently.
General Rea, the new commander in CD ief
of the Grand Army of the Republic, speaks of
tho old soldiers as Survivors of the men VIII
crowded four centuries Of progress into four
years Of war;
Dennis Kearney, the agitator, passed
through Chicago from the Pacific coast on his
way to New York to take part in the three
cornered political struggle waging between
tho democrats and republicans, and the fol-
lowers of Henry George. Kearney on reach
ing Chicago made an imme late effort to see
the condemned anarchists, particularly Par
sons. The Pacific coast agitator was quietly
but firmly denied admission to the Jail by the
managers in charge. He went away lament
in5 and telliag how four years ago he had adj
vised Parsons to leave bombs alone and take
10 ballots, or he would surely get his neck in
the halter, but Parsons oaly laughed. Kear-
ney says that on reaching New York !e will
max series of speeches. taking the ground
that the question for wo, kngmen at this time
is tie issue of land taxation
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-21
FRO1M WASHINGTON.

The governor of Idaho has submitted his
annual report to the secretary of the interior
The following statistics are given: Popula-
ton, 1880; increase, $4,000 over 1881; as
sessed va uation of taxable property, $40
AL 1872; number of cattle AZ, 1868: sheep,
2,24s: hogs, GOAL; horses, 1892 The
loss of stock during the last winter did not
exceed 2211a5 per cent The mineral productions
estimate for the year: Gold 81, Al, 429; ell
yer, 81, G33 $50; lead, 50, l95, coo In the mat
ter of the proposed division of the territory
the governor enters strong protest and says
it thoroughly distaseful to great ma ority
of the people and repugnant to the best in
terests Of the territory.
The comptroller Of the currency has re-
ceived fl ON David Armstrong, receiver of
the Fidelity National Bank, OF Cincinnati,
full schedules of the ass ,ts at the date of
failure. June 81, 1887. The schedules place
the nominal value Of the assets at upwa ds of
$500, 600, of which more than half are
c.assedas worthless or doubtful The an
parently valid claims upon the bank, proved
and no. yet proved, are about $500, QUO,
while there are amounts in dispute agsregat
iilt, Acal1S Tl,ooN,ooo 1c Sup5CllDllOnS TO
The increase Of capital stock amount to ST..
1000, but less than half of this amount
was paid in money.
Thomas Moonlight, Governor of Wyoming
territory, in his annual report states
The territory is adapted for farming purposes
MS well as for stock raising The population ia
$1,000. Owing to the fuct that the railroad lands
are assessed this year for the first time the tax
able values of the present year exceed those of
last year by over 81 100000. For the ten months
beginning in September of last Year and ending
June 81, 1851 300, 1856 acres of public lands were
taken up. The governor notes the decudence
of cattle business as compared with former
years The hard winters and the scarcity of
food are bringing about the scarcity Of combining
the cutie more to one locality, where they can
be sheltered and fed during the winter The
cattle in this way becoming partially domesti-
Gated will increase III numbers, and the time is
near ut hand when there will be more cattle to
the square mile in Wyoming than ever before.
Bitulninous coal deposits are found everywhere
in the territory. There is also an extensive de-
post of soda. The Oil fields are very rich,
The Washington Star says Should the
view taken by Mr.. Oberly as to the plica
ton Of the civil service law to the state demo-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-21
CRLMES And CASUALTIES.

Information has been received of tie
! shooting of United States Marshal Heck
| Thomas by noted desperate named Tom
Lee, on Delaware bend, about 10omcs south
east of Fort Smith. Ark About two wears
| bro hers, for whom large rewards had been
offered Onlcarniug OF this Tom, the rema M g
brother, swore he would kill Thomas at 81 hit.
The marshal left Fort Smith for that neigh
borhood few days ago in search of horse
thieves, and Lee is said to have como upon
him alone at ight ana Kill ed him.
"A. Polack & Co., of Omaha, wholesale
clothiers and gents furnishing goods, have
failed for Sl25 GOO. In addition tc the main
house in Omaha the firm has branches at
Cheyenne, Wyo.; and Huron D. L. The fail
ure is due to the stringency of the money
market. Heavy drafts were made on the
main house by the Huron branch, which we're
caused by the failure of the crops in Dakota.
The heaviest creditor is the Merchants Ma
tional bank of Omaha, which holds s45, 600 of
| the firms paper The b,lance of the credit
ors are Chicago, Cincinnati and New York
houses. The assets are $500. The bank
has been made preferred creditor.
Mrs. Anna ]. Whitta, wife of Rev. ]. L.
Whitia, United Presbyterian minister at Ed
gerton, Kansas, has brought suit for divorce
and $4,000 alimonN. She alleges thar her nus
band is guilty of adultery with women mem.
bers of his congregations; that he has fire.
quently whipped and beaten her; that he has
applied foul epithets to her DO h in public
and private; that he has given her only s. 40
since their marriage in 1855; that he has up
held his eight chi dren by former wives in
thoir abuse Of her; and that his favori,e
names for her s'fool, "liar'' and ''crank. :"
| She is 81 We IS old. Wnitta has always borne
| goodrepu'ation heretofore.
Deputy United States Marshal Philips
and posse arrested II. NJ kizoits. Chick
asaw, near Eufaulau, Indian Terri ory Be-
| ing unable to reach town during the evening,
| all excepting Phillips, who rode ahead
camped on the prairie After waiting until
noon the next day for the party he rode back,
and found that his posse of three men had
been beheaded While they slept and their
bodies a'most entirely consumed in the ca mp
fire. The prisoner had severed their heads
| with an AK and male his escape
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-21

cratic associations formed by the government
officials and clerks IN this city be sustained,
some high officials won d find themselves sub
iect to legal prosecution. Asst stant Secretary
Maynard, of the treasury; Chief Clerk You
mans and Public Printer Benedict are active
members of the New York Democratic asso-
citation, paying their dues regularly. Presi-
dent Cleveland, Co. Lamont, Secretary Fair
child Secretary Whitney and ex-Secretary
Manning have been elected honorary members
OF the association. The honorary members
90 not pay fees, and therefore would not
come under the application of the law.